About this role
Home is seeking a Community Manager to join the team in San Francisco Office on a full-time basis. This role suits a detail-oriented professional who wants to build and scale developer communities around advanced AI technology.
Role Overview
The Community Manager will build and run the community around TypeSafe, helping developers discover Jev, get started, and stay involved as they build. This position involves owning both the member experience and the underlying systems, from welcoming new builders and running hackathons to creating workflows that keep a growing community organized and responsive. Working closely with founders, engineers, and Developer Relations, the successful candidate will turn early interest into an active, collaborative environment.
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About the Company
TypeSafe AI is an AI lab building machine-native intelligence infrastructure for automation, designed to make decisions within software by combining LLMs with efficient code into System One Models. Based in San Francisco near the Embarcadero station, the company features a small, flat, close-knit team drawing from OpenAI, Google Brain, and Meta/FAIR, backed by top-tier investors. The organization focuses on building general frontier models for real-world reliability, decision-making, and autonomy in production.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official company careers page at typesafe.ai to submit an application.
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Where is the Community Manager position located?
The role is fully in-person at the San Francisco office near Embarcadero station.
What is the salary range for this role?
The base salary is between $150,000 and $250,000, plus equity based on leveling.
What benefits are provided by the company?
Benefits include 100% covered health insurance, daily lunch and dinner, visa sponsorships, and 401K plans.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Community Manager?
Responsibilities include running community channels, organizing hackathons and meetups, building developer programs, creating automation workflows, and relaying product feedback to the technical team.
What qualifications are expected from applicants?
Applicants should have experience scaling community programs at startups, strong operational judgment, clear communication skills, technical fluency in AI, and a proactive approach to ownership.